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Phyllanthaceae

Phyllanthaceae, commonly known as the leaf-flower family, is a family of flowering plants in the eudicot order Malpighiales. It is most closely related to the family Picrodendraceae.

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Phyllanthaceae

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related to External links · 45
Phyllanthaceae → Am, Angiosperm Phylogeny Website At, Annals, At, August, Based, Bibcode, Bot, Botany, CC, Chase, Davis, Delimitation, DNA, Euphorbiaceae, Evol, Floral Gigantism, Gaining, Hoffmann, Index
related to history · 15
Phyllanthaceae → Centroplacaceae, DNA, During, Euphorbiaceae, Ivan Ivanovich Martynov, Malpighiales, Martynov's, Pandaceae, Peraceae, Picrodendraceae, Putranjivaceae, Russian, Since, Tekhno-botanico Slovar, The
related to Classification · 14
Phyllanthaceae → Antidesmateae, Antidesmatoideae, Bridelieae, Centroplacaceae, Centroplacus, In, Paradrypetes, Phyllanoa, Phyllanthoideae, Rhizophoraceae, Rinorea, The, Violaceae, Wielandieae
related to Description · 12
Phyllanthaceae → Any, Euphorbiaceae, Hoffmann, Hutchinson, It, Phyllanthus, Rarely, The, The Phyllanthaceae, Thorns, Unlike, Webster
related to Phylogeny · 10
Phyllanthaceae → Ashtonia, Chonocentrum, Distichirrhops, DNA, Fifty-one, Hoffmann, Nothobaccaurea, Scepeae, Since, The
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Phyllanthaceae → unusually diverse family for its moderate size

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family genera phyllanthus species euphorbiaceae plants antidesma rarely number uapaca known one phylogenetic doi pmid classification present usually published divided

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Phyllanthaceaeis aunusually diverse family for its moderate size0.90text
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationIn0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationCentroplacus0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationParadrypetes0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationPhyllanoa0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationCentroplacaceae0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationRhizophoraceae0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationRinorea0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationViolaceae0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationThe0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationAntidesmatoideae0.60section
Phyllanthaceaerelated to ClassificationPhyllanthoideae0.60section

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